OceanVeil Announce The Addition of Three "Light Anime" To Their Service

OceanVeil has announced that they'll be adding three "Light Anime" to their streaming service. Helpfully, they also provide an explanation of what "Light Anime" is.

"Light Anime offers a uniquely relaxed anime experience designed for viewers who value storytelling, voice acting, and atmosphere over high-intensity visuals. Created with limited animation and subtle movement, these titles focus more on engaging dialogue and immersive audio than fast-paced action or detailed animation. Perfect for those short on time or simply seeking something easy to follow, Light Anime blends the charm of traditional anime with the comfort of audio-centric storytelling—ideal for fans who enjoy both anime and audio content alike. This Light Anime genre makes it’s streaming debut only on OceanVeil!"

The three series in question are:

Chubby Girlfriend & Pity Boyfriend

Mariko, a nurse who has loved eating and has always been plus-sized since childhood, thought she would never find love. However, one day she meets a handsome man at a group blind date that she was invited to by her senior colleague. What will Mariko, a woman with zero dating experience, do as she finds herself suddenly popular?

Lockdown Zone: Level X

Ryoka is awakened by flurry of text messages from her mother! Panicked and rushed, Mom is clearly concerned for Ryoka's safety but she is not to keen on letting her daughter know why. And the reason behind that is nothing could really properly describe what is happening! The world might be ending! And there might be an unidentifiable being on the roof of their apartment building!

Moriarty's Perfect Crime

The archenemy of Sherlock Holmes, James Moriarty, reincarnates into the unfortunate and beautiful noblewoman, Sherry Moriarty, who suffers from bullying by noble girls. The story unfolds with the two Moriartys in a ruthless and tearless intellectual revenge drama...!

I'll confess that I'm always sceptical when it comes to these limited animation products, particularly when they're so upfront about it, but it's always best to judge for oneself.